Founder of Judaism Abraham was the father and founder of Judaism. He founded the religion 4,000 years ago. Abraham is important to Christianity and Islam too. Jewish people see Abraham as a symbol of trusting and obeying god. He was considered the founder of Judaism because he promoted the central idea of the Jewish Faith that is one god. It is told that Abraham and his wife, Sarah, were told by god that their children would be as plentiful as the stars in the sky. This gradually came true.
Religious Leader of Judaism Abraham was the first Hebrew. God was the spiritual leader and he still is. Abraham's son, Isaac had a son named Jacob, also known as Israel. In this way the descendants of Abraham came to be known as the israelites.
Worship of Judaism Judaism's worship in a synagog. Its is also called a temple.
This religion began in the middle east in areas similar to where Christianity began, in Israel, Europe and North America. Jews make up 1% of the worlds population.
The main beliefs in judaism is that they only believe in one god, all humans are equally gods children, and humans are born pure and innocent.
Judaism's do believe in a god. They believe in one god, and the attributes of god include truth, eternity, justice, goodness, purity, and holiness.
Judaism's believe that they must follow God's laws which govern daily life. The Torah is the book about sacred writings. The Torah contains Judaism secret codes. The Torah is the first five books of the Hebrew Bible. The Ten Commandments, as written in the Torah, are: • Worship no other God but me. • Do not make images to worship. • Do not misuse the name of God. • Observe the Sabbath Day (Saturday). Keep it Holy. • Honor and respect your father and mother. • Do not murder. • Do not commit adultery. • Do not steal. • Do not accuse anyone falsely. Do not tell lies about other people. • Do not envy other's possessions.
In the religion Judaism they practice their beliefs three times a day. They study the Torah, the revealed will of god.
Judaism is a religion that has many religious festivals~
Rosh Hashanah- The Rosh Hashanah is he Jewish new year, also known as the day of judgement.
Yom Kippur- The day of Atonement
Pesach (passover)- The passover is the time when Jewish people remember how the children left slavery behind them when they left egypt.
Sukkot- The Sukkot is a harvest festival commemorating 40 years jewish people spent in the wilderness.
The star of David is the symbol of Judaism. The menorah symbolizes the burning bush as seen by Mosses.
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Founder of Judaism
Abraham was the father and founder of Judaism. He founded the religion 4,000 years ago. Abraham is important to Christianity and Islam too. Jewish people see Abraham as a symbol of trusting and obeying god. He was considered the founder of Judaism because he promoted the central idea of the Jewish Faith that is one god. It is told that Abraham and his wife, Sarah, were told by god that their children would be as plentiful as the stars in the sky. This gradually came true.
Religious Leader of Judaism
Abraham was the first Hebrew. God was the spiritual leader and he still is. Abraham's son, Isaac had a son named Jacob, also known as Israel. In this way the descendants of Abraham came to be known as the israelites.
Worship of Judaism
Judaism's worship in a synagog. Its is also called a temple.
This religion began in the middle east in areas similar to where Christianity began, in Israel, Europe and North America. Jews make up 1% of the worlds population.
The main beliefs in judaism is that they only believe in one god, all humans are equally gods children, and humans are born pure and innocent.
Judaism's do believe in a god. They believe in one god, and the attributes of god include truth, eternity, justice, goodness, purity, and holiness.
Judaism's believe that they must follow God's laws which govern daily life. The Torah is the book about sacred writings. The Torah contains Judaism secret codes. The Torah is the first five books of the Hebrew Bible. The Ten Commandments, as written in the Torah, are:
• Worship no other God but me.
• Do not make images to worship.
• Do not misuse the name of God.
• Observe the Sabbath Day (Saturday). Keep it Holy.
• Honor and respect your father and mother.
• Do not murder.
• Do not commit adultery.
• Do not steal.
• Do not accuse anyone falsely. Do not tell lies about other people.
• Do not envy other's possessions.
In the religion Judaism they practice their beliefs three times a day. They study the Torah, the revealed will of god.
Judaism is a religion that has many religious festivals~
Rosh Hashanah- The Rosh Hashanah is he Jewish new year, also known as the day of judgement.
Yom Kippur- The day of Atonement
Pesach (passover)- The passover is the time when Jewish people remember how the children left slavery behind them when they left egypt.
Sukkot- The Sukkot is a harvest festival commemorating 40 years jewish people spent in the wilderness.
The star of David is the symbol of Judaism. The menorah symbolizes the burning bush as seen by Mosses.
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